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- 02/02/2017 at 1:13 PM
  graysonbun
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  I’ve been bonding leo and ollie for a while now, and recently things are going better. No scuffles in neutral territory, and very few in semi-neutral. leo has licked ollie lots of times and flopped next to him, ollie is coming around too. flopping, eating, and licking himself in his presence. How long should I wait to move on? Keep on doing this? I have a large x pen that ollie stays in and a large cage for leo. Any tips or experience would be appreciated!!
- 02/05/2017 at 8:47 PM
  I love bunnies!
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  If they seem to be getting along and not fighting I think you can go ahead! Just make keep close eyes in them Incase the are fighting behind your back, or are having trouble getting along. How long have you been trying to bond them? Hope this helped you!
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